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Lyon's Gate Audio Book
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Lyon's Gate
Author:
Catherine Coulter
Reader: Anne Flosnik
Jason Sherbrooke has returned to England, after five years in self-imposed exile. When he becomes interested in raising and racing horses, his family is delighted. But instead of horses that bring him to life again, it may be lovely, impetuous Hallie. Ninth in the series. "Flosnik's narration is superb, as are her characterizations of major and minor British characters, which are so good they give the sense of multiple narrators."—AudioFile
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Publish Date: 07/26/2005
ISBN: 9781587889059
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A mutual love of horses sparks a human relationship in the ninth entry in the Sherbrooke series of historical romances. In 1835, Jason Sherbrooke returns to England after five years in Baltimore. Still wounded from his last relationship, Jason turns his back on romance, resolving to dedicate himself to breeding and racing horses. He has his heart set upon purchasing racing stud farm Lyon's Gate...but so does the independent, impudent Hallie Carrick. Their rivalry turns to passion when they must share both ownership of the farm as well as living quarters.
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Author Bio:
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Catherine Coulter graduated from Boston College with a master's degree in 19th-century European history. She first began writing romances after convincing herself that she could come up with something better than what was currently being published. While living in New York in 1978, she published her first novel with some help in plotting out the story from her physician husband. Since then she has gone on to write mostly Regency romances, many of them in the trilogy format she believes allows her to follow her character's lives more completely. Her first major best-seller, "Moonspun Magic" (1988), was the third installation in the Magic Trilogy and the first of a long string of popular best-sellers. In 1988 Coulter decided to take on the suspense thriller genre with "False Pretenses." Her subsequent suspense novels, "The Cove," "The Maze," "The Target," and "The Edge", were instant best-sellers. Coulter's hobbies include traveling, skiing, and reading.
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